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I use an X-acto to fine-tune curves when needed.

Inletting is not difficult. Tedious at times, yes, especially if you're like me and tend to want to rush things. At minimum, you will need an X-acto knife with several #11 blades (the common type,) a sharp pencil, and some small chisel/gouges. Also a sharpening stone. I use the woodcarving set...

Maybe it's actually a chin rest?

I don't know. Their phone number was printed in the kit booklet, so I called.

Give Traditions a call. I needed a new ramrod thimble once and their customer service helped me out.

There were no Short Land Pattern King's Muskets (aka 2nd model) at Lexington & Concord. They did not arrive until later.

Melted lead is only about 750° I can't imagine that being enough to distort a mold to any extent.

Nice, Hiram.

Dammit! 🤬

See #23 in the Classified Guidelines. Also, is this in your actual possession?

It's either one whole lot, or a separate ad for each. Read the guidelines.

Why did you post a second thread on this?

If you want to wait years with little to no communication. He has a FEW things ready to go, but most items are "made to order" and are (wait for it...) customized Indian imports.

Width 7/8". No bridle, no fly.

Your flatulence will smell like the forest. :ghostly:

Welcome to the camp.

SPF.😊

Hope you didn't hurt yourself reaching for that one...

Maynard primers. Great concept, but not practical in foul weather.

Military guns were kept clean and polished.